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Send us a text Smith closes Book IV by dismantling mercantilism through the lens of colonial policy, monopoly, and rent seeking, then weighs physiocracy against the system of natural liberty. We trace why colonies grew despite Europe, not because of it, and how “wealth as money” broke policy and fueled war. • mercantilism’s definition of wealth and the balance of trade myth • monopoly and bounties as tools for concentrated gains • chapter 7 on colonies as a case study in institutional design...

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In this podcast, Gender & Development's Liz Cooke talks to the three co-editors of the Health issue of the journal.Topics covered are:why a gender lens is important when considering health mattershealth inequities COVID-19 and its gendered impactbuilding back better after the pandemicTaking part are: Janice Cooper, Senior Project Adviser for the Carter Center's Liberia Mental Health InitiativeRenu Khanna, a founding member and a Director at the NGO, SAHAJ-Society for Healt...

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